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A Flu Virus That Killed Millions in 1918 Has Now Been Recreated

06.13.14

By Olivia Becker
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Why Artisan Cheesemakers Said “No Whey” to the FDA’s Wooden-Board Ban

06.13.14

By Max Cherney
Tech

Why the Moon’s New Birthday Means the Earth Is Older Than We Thought

06.13.14

By Amy Shira Teitel
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Ford Is Looking Into Making Car Parts Out of Tomato Parts

06.12.14

By Jordan Larson
Tech

This Cambrian Bottom Feeder Kickstarted the Evolution of Jaws

06.12.14

By Becky Ferreira
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You Shouldn’t Be Alarmed That a Computer Passed the Turing Test

06.09.14

By Natasha Lennard
Tech

This Invisibility Cloak Actually Works, But Only In Fog and Milk

06.06.14

By Jason Koebler
Tech

A Science Museum Inside a Barge Is Currently Floating Through Europe

06.06.14

By Nadja Sayej
Tech

Watch Micro Origami Self-Assemble With A Drop Of Water

06.03.14

By Zach Sokol
Tech

Once Upon A Time, Volcanoes Were the Climate-Wreckers That Caused Extinctions

06.02.14

By Ben Richmond
Tech

Physicists Made a Mini Supernova in a Lab Using High-Powered Lasers

06.02.14

By Amy Shira Teitel
Tech

Shakespeare Was Wrong: Richard III Wasn’t a Club-Footed Hunchback

05.30.14

By Ben Richmond

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Daily Horoscope: June 19, 2026

The Sun sextiling the Moon gives Friday a cooperative start. Most people will feel it as a welcome exhale after a heavy few days.

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Daily Horoscope: June 18, 2026

What asked something hard of you today has a funny way of being exactly what you needed. Show up for all of it.

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